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<text>: A text field. As this kind of field can contain blank spaces, please use the quotation marks to enclose
the text.
For example, to send e-mail to [e-mail] (SMTP’s IP address 10.0.0.2) from the e-mail address
[e-mail] with subject “TS sendmail test “.
sendmail -t [e-mail] -f [e-mail] -s “TS sendmail test” -m “Sendmail test. \n Is it OK??? “ -h
10.0.0.2
2.3. Sendsms
The sendsms is the Linux command line client for the SMSLink project (Philippe Andersson - “Les Ateliers du
Heron”). It accepts command line parameters that define the message to be sent, and transmits them to the
SMS server process running on the designated server. The sendsms was developed specifically for easy calling
from shell scripts or similar situations.
Synopsis: sendsms [-r] [-g] [-v] -d dest (-m message or -f msgfile) [-u user] [-p port] server, where:
-r : Reporting. Additional info will be included in the message printed on stderr (namely, the device name
used by the server to send the SMS out, and the message ID attributed to the SMS by the module’s SIM
card). If any of these items is missing or can’t be parsed, a value of “??” will be returned.
-g : Turns debugging on. Will output the entire dialog with the server on stderr (and more).
-h : Displays a short help message and exits.
-v : Displays version information and exits.